Le 13/06/2025 à 16:02, Kevin Chadwick via Dng a écrit :
> On 13/06/2025 14:00, Didier Kryn wrote:
>> Now happy with Xfce: simple and intuitive, though, unfortunately, still
>> depending on Gnome.
> I found moving a menu of documents and scripts a pain between xfces.
    Sorry: don't understand what you mean. Could you explain a little more?
> Though I
> think the main issue aside from finding the right folders was using
> .desktop
> files that XFCE would give random names.
    Same, sorry (~:
> I use KDEs folderview widget now and it
> just works with the filesystem how I want and where I want.

    I admit it takes too much clicks for my taste, but it just works. I
also have Thunar installed. When it is more convenient, and depending on
the context, I use the shell or Emacs to manipulate files.

>
> On OpenBox. Some things I use are netwmpager and gkrellm for
> unmounting disks on
> OpenBSD.

    To mount/umount usb keys, I have my own application, Hopman. Thanks
to that I could get rid of gvfs. But Hopman relies on the kernel to
decide if a disk is removable and the kernel decides that large disks
are not. I should let Hopman decide by some different logic, but I have
been too lazzy up to now, therefore I use pmount from the command-line
for large disks.

--     Didier